Collectif Creativity, 22Apr2022

Rose Lorimer is another relative newcomer to SDG and the Collectif. She gives classes on pouring at Roselle Art Studio. Contact us for details.

by Rose Lorimer

I painted this in April, 2021. Starting with acrylic paints I mixed and poured colours for the sky and land into separate containers spilling them onto my canvas and “dancing them” into place.  Once dried, I painted in my houses and outlined them with a thin Posca marker [versatile paint marker, https://www.poscausa.com%5D. Finished with resin.

My art helped me to deal with isolation.  Someone once said “I don’t do detached well.”  Windowless houses speak to an inability to see: a virus, a face, an end. Smoke spills into the atmosphere from the hearths of our families.  We are souls, “In this Together”. Courage.

In This Together, Acrylic resin on canvas, 12 x 24″

Creativity serves many purposes. What does it do for you, Collectif members? Send JPG images of your creative mind at work to cagac.ca@gmail.com with up to 100 words per image describing what you did, materials used, inspiration, etc. Maybe share how/if creativity helps. Please include size (height by width), title & media for all images. 

Writers – we really want to hear from you! Send us poetry, lyrics, an excerpt. Try to include an illustration of some sort. 

Give us informative, inspiring show & tell. Thank you!

4 comments

  1. Couldn’t have conceived a better image to express the isolation/togetherness caused by Covid…white, sterile houses, without windows, one after another, each appearing exempt of life, yet coordinated chimneys of smoke indicating each, though separate, are part of a whole…AMAZING INTERPRETATION!…to my eyes.Sent from Samsung tablet

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  2. Thank you both. Despite doing this type of painting for 4 years, I still consider myself to be very much learning!

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